The economy added more than 330-thousand new positions last month. We go In Depth.

Electing a new Speaker: one Republican gets a very big endorsement.

And...we talk with film-maker Ken Burns about an animal that has become an American icon, but was nearly wiped out.

The economy added more than 330-thousand new positions last month. We go In Depth.
Electing a new Speaker: one Republican gets a very big endorsement.
And...we talk with film-maker Ken Burns about an animal that has become an American icon, but was nearly wiped out.

KNX In Depth

KNX In Depth is the signature interview show on KNX News 97.1 FM. Each afternoon, hosts Charles Feldman and Rob Archer dive into the most impactful stories in Southern California and the world by interviewing the biggest newsmakers, brightest analysts, and sharpest experts - live and unedited. Guests have included everyone from the mayor of Los Angeles to Hollywood stars like Jamie Lee Curtis and Jane Fonda - and no one escapes the hosts' tough questions. 

KNX In Depth is the signature interview show on KNX News 97.1 FM. Each afternoon, hosts Charles Feldman and Rob Archer dive into the most impactful stories in Southern California and the world by interviewing the biggest newsmakers, brightest analysts, and sharpest experts - live and unedited. Guests have included everyone from the mayor of Los Angeles to Hollywood stars like Jamie Lee Curtis and Jane Fonda - and no one escapes the hosts' tough questions.

Boom time for jobs, but some say it's bad news for the economy

After hundreds were arrested at pro-Palestine demonstrations at USC and UCLA, students from both schools sat down with KNX News Chief Correspondent Charles Feldman to give their perspectives on the events.

After hundreds were arrested at pro-Palestine demonstrations at USC and UCLA, students from both schools sat down with KNX News Chief Correspondent Charles Feldman to give their perspectives on the events.

Campus Fury: A KNX In Depth Special

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass sits down with KNX chief correspondent Charles Feldman, bringing with her several new revelations as she reaches the roughly 18-month  mark of her administration:

-The Mayor says she was surprised to hear LAPD officers would not object to a new police chief being brought in from outside the Department

-She says her next homeless policy initiatives will put a bigger emphasis on providing supports services along with transitional housing to homeless people, to better set them up for success.

-She discusses ramping up preparations for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

Bringing you behind the curtain at Los Angeles City Hall with Mayor Bass on In Depth!

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass sits down with KNX chief correspondent Charles Feldman, bringing with her several new revelations as she reaches the roughly 18-month  mark of her administration:
-The Mayor says she was surprised to hear LAPD officers would not object to a new police chief being brought in from outside the Department
-She says her next homeless policy initiatives will put a bigger emphasis on providing supports services along with transitional housing to homeless people, to better set them up for success.
-She discusses ramping up preparations for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
Bringing you behind the curtain at Los Angeles City Hall with Mayor Bass on In Depth!

KNX In Depth Special:  Mayor Karen Bass--Lessons Learned

In a rare opportunity to look both backwards and into the future of policing in Los Angeles, KNX In Depth talked with outgoing LAPD Chief Michel Moore and incoming Interim Chief Dominic Choi.

With Interim Chief Choi taking himself out of the running for consideration as the next LAPD Chief, the city embarks on a comprehensive search effort that will include both internal and external candidates--and, according to Chief Moore, could include a current police chief in a foreign country.

From the struggles of reforming LAPD practices over decades to discussing how the Department might receive a fresh face coming in from outside of Los Angeles, KNX gets rarely heard perspectives from the two men tasked with running the third largest police force in the United States.

In a rare opportunity to look both backwards and into the future of policing in Los Angeles, KNX In Depth talked with outgoing LAPD Chief Michel Moore and incoming Interim Chief Dominic Choi.
With Interim Chief Choi taking himself out of the running for consideration as the next LAPD Chief, the city embarks on a comprehensive search effort that will include both internal and external candidates--and, according to Chief Moore, could include a current police chief in a foreign country.
From the struggles of reforming LAPD practices over decades to discussing how the Department might receive a fresh face coming in from outside of Los Angeles, KNX gets rarely heard perspectives from the two men tasked with running the third largest police force in the United States.

Boom time for jobs, but some say it's bad news for the economy

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